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{620}{664}Hello, Ben.

{691}{772}Long time since you been|around here, Jennings. Too long.


{774}{837}We all have our problems.
{915}{985}Yours is that you're in arrears.
{1012}{1107}- L50.|- You never came for it, Jennings.
{1109}{1185}Like I said,|we all have our problems.
{1187}{1236}But I'm here now, Ben.
{1325}{1374}And I want my money.
{1451}{1514}They don't reckon much|to the Jennings boys here
{1516}{1574}since your brother Mick was put away.
{1576}{1650}- What does that mean?|- Means you're finished.
{1652}{1703}Nobody wants to know.
{1717}{1820}You take that line with me and you'll|wake up on Monday without a
business.
{1822}{1915}Without one workable machine,|Craddock.
{1917}{1975}We'll take this place apart.
{2006}{2101}You haven't got the weight.|Pull out before you hit real trouble.
{2131}{2198}Trouble? You mean George Roden?
{2262}{2311}Have you been paying him?
{2358}{2459}- So he's taken over, is that it?|- Take off, Jennings.
{2543}{2629}- He thinks we're finished, eh?|- He's not the only one.
{2631}{2705}Beat it, Jennings. You've had|your last hand-out from me.
{2776}{2820}Come on.
{3319}{3418}You said to call, George, if any|of the Jennings boys came visiting.
{3776}{3851}- What's first prize, Jeannie?|- First prize?
{3853}{3975}Jeff, I'm sorry, but I've got to rush|if I want to be out of here by
five.
{3977}{4031}You've got a date, have you?
{4033}{4097}Yes, I have. With you.
{4146}{4175}Tonight?
{4177}{4265}Oh, Jeff. Don't tell me|you've forgotten.
{4283}{4365}No, no... Where are we going?
{4392}{4452}- The Rotary dinner.|- Oh, that.
{4454}{4493}Oh, that?
{4495}{4585}"That" is your new|potential divorce clients.
{4587}{4647}They could be|very useful contacts for you.
{4649}{4698}I'd forgotten about that.
{4724}{4778}I didn't get a dress suit.
{4780}{4875}- I meant to hire one.|- Well, it's too late now.
{4877}{4955}- Have I got to have one?|- Yes, you do.
{4957}{5068}Without the evening gear you wouldn't|even get in the Whitlock Hotel.
{5070}{5132}- Come on.|- Is that bad?
{5134}{5189}Oh, come on.
{5296}{5350}Right. Out!
{5441}{5494}- Out.|- Right.
{5548}{5597}[Horn )
{5683}{5770}It's the same story everywhere.|George Roden's moved on to our pitch.
{5772}{5839}Clubs, arcades, the lot.|We're cleaned out.
{5841}{5919}- Better get something done about it.|- It can't be too soon.
{5921}{5969}OK. Tonight.
{6007}{6036}George Roden?
{7865}{7917}And how is that, sir?
{7919}{7995}How is it?|There's room for four of us in here.
{7997}{8043}Well, we can all go.
{8045}{8113}Perhaps a size smaller, sir.
{8115}{8194}- A size smaller? Look at me.|- Ridiculous.
{8196}{8260}- Just look at me.|- Yes, sir.
{8262}{8356}Do you think you could find something|a little less like a circus tent?
{8358}{8422}I'm doing my best, sir.|It's the only one we've got.
{8424}{8489}All right. I'll see what I can do.
{8491}{8572}You've upset him. Don't take it|out on him. You arrived too late.
{8574}{8649}- All the suits have gone.|- I don't expect a Saville Row job,
{8651}{8727}but I'm not going round looking|like a vaudeville comedian.
{8729}{8791}Why not? You'll get some laughs.|Just don't stand up.
{8866}{8922}I am doing my best, you know, sir.
{8924}{8984}He's still upset.|Look, his eyes are flashing.
{8986}{9051}- You've got him going.|- Oh, shut up.
{9053}{9106}Well, really.
{9199}{9267}Well, that's all right, sir.|It's lovely, sir.
{9269}{9346}- Fits like a glove, sir.|- It's supposed to fit like a suit.
{9348}{9414}Well...just keep breathing in.
{9416}{9465}I can't.
{9467}{9519}Yeah, time I picked Jeannie up.
{9521}{9602}- Is it gonna be a late do?|- I don't know.
{9604}{9703}There'll be dinner, toasts,|boring speeches. Might go on forever.
{9705}{9783}I'm a bit worried about Jeannie.|She's...not looking well.
{9785}{9849}- I thought she looked fine.|- No, she's a bit pale.
{9851}{9919}So, don't keep her out|all hours, right?
{9921}{10021}If I had my way, we'd leave|before the brown Windsor soup.
{10096}{10140}Good night.
{10174}{10241}# Take a cup of kindness yet
{10243}{10333}# For the sake of auld lang syne
{10335}{10441}# For auld lang syne, my dear
{10443}{10544}# For auld lang syne... #
{10546}{10584}(Gunshot)
{10586}{10662}# Take a cup of kindness yet
{10664}{10806}# For the sake of auld lang syne #
{10913}{10962}(Laughs ) It wasn't that bad.
{10964}{11046}Don't you believe it. You're not|wearing a hired dinner suit.
{11048}{11145}You can't complain.|You did meet some very useful people.
{11147}{11238}- Oh, yeah. Business before pleasure.|- Yes.
{11386}{11420}Hello.
{11422}{11477}Sorry, wrong car.
{11504}{11546}Mine's the same type.
{11579}{11624}Oh? Where?
{11735}{11787}Anybody can make a mistake.
{11887}{11936}Cool customer.
{12177}{12247}You didn't have very much|to say for yourself.
{12249}{12323}Jeannie,|tonight I could do without trouble.
{12526}{12611}- What's that?|- Our friend left us a present.
{12613}{12662}It's a used cartridge case.
{12688}{12745}Jeff, look at your cuff.
{12838}{12887}It's blood, Jeannie.
{12889}{12948}We'd better get over to the police.
{13370}{13428}- Jeannie.|- Hm?
{13430}{13483}We've got company.
{13485}{13513}[Gasps )
{14011}{14065}(Inspector) It's a thin story,|Randall.
{14067}{14128}Exactly. If we'd wanted it|to look good,
{14130}{14181}we'd have thickened it up a bit.
{14207}{14241}Maybe.
{14266}{14326}Take a look at these.
{14363}{14412}I'll be back in a minute.
{14479}{14573}- He doesn't believe us.|- It's just professional caution.
{14686}{14731}- Name?|- Jennings.
{14733}{14791}The family feuding with the Rodens.
{14793}{14849}It's never run to murder before.
{14851}{14928}A duff-up in a back alley|is more their style.
{14962}{15015}(Man ) They've been|in there a long time.
{15017}{15079}They'll be showing them the photos.
{15081}{15147}- Photos?|- Mug shots.
{15149}{15222}- Hm.|- Everyone that's been inside.
{15224}{15311}- Have they got one of George?|- Sure, they got one of George.
{15313}{15362}He said they got a good look at him.
{15364}{15466}Then they'll identify,|there's not doubt about that.
{15468}{15497}(Jeannie ) Jeff!
{15539}{15640}- That's him.|- George Alfred Roden.
{15673}{15729}- Roden?|- George Alfred.
{15760}{15813}- Are you certain?|- Positive.
{15815}{15878}- Mrs Hopkirk?|- Yes, quite sure.
{15880}{15929}- Shall we pick him up, sir?|- Yes.
{15976}{16055}We'll need to see you again,|after we've had a talk with him.
{16057}{16147}- What about the car?|- You can have it back tomorrow.
{16149}{16213}There's a police car|waiting to take you back.
{16215}{16255}No, thanks. We'll take a taxi.
{16423}{16495}- Shall I see you up?|- No, thanks. I'm all right.
{16699}{16748}Something on your mind?
{16750}{16875}It's silly, I suppose.|It's just a feeling about tonight.
{16877}{16954}You mean the court,|the identification parade?
{16956}{16990}Maybe.
{17037}{17092}(Jeff) Something else?
{17094}{17155}I don't know. Intuition.
{17196}{17260}Ah, it'll be all right tomorrow.
{17262}{17331}- Bye, Jeff.|- Good night, darling.
{17482}{17571}Which one do we start with?|The fella...
{17573}{17607}or the girl?.
{18061}{18156}Jeff, how many times have I told you|about keeping Jeannie out late?
{18158}{18214}(Sighs )
{18216}{18266}It's a long story, Marty.
{19199}{19248}(Raucous laughter)
{19445}{19495}A month or so in jail, I don't mind.
{19525}{19584}But I don't want to see|the business run down.
{19586}{19631}I don't see why it should, George.
{19633}{19752}Don't worry. Mr Loftus and young|Mort'll see they keep paying up.
{19754}{19823}What makes you think|they're gonna put you away?
{19825}{19880}I was seen, wasn't I?
{19882}{19937}In the car park.
{19939}{20024}Don't worry. Nothing to fret about.
{20026}{20097}I mean a witness is only as strong|as his constitution.
{20173}{20233}- George Roden?|- What's all this about?
{20235}{20285}Psychological warfare?
{20287}{20363}Detective Inspector Large,|I'd like to ask a few questions.
{20365}{20421}Fine. Tina, make|way for the Inspector.
{20423}{20471}Go on, dear. Off you go.
{20473}{20589}- At the station, if you don't mind.|- Certainly, I'm very
cooperative.
{20591}{20675}What's it all about, then?|Is it a traffic offence, eh?
{20677}{20722}I have trouble with cars.|Don't I?
{20724}{20775}- Cars...|- You run it close, Roden.
{20777}{20858}Yes, something to do with cars.|One car, anyway.
{20860}{20897}And a dead man inside.
{20899}{20950}Dead! Oh, dear, oh, dear.
{20952}{20981}(Tuts ) Dead.
{21075}{21130}Anybody I know?
{21132}{21199}I'll say this,|you're a cool customer.
{21201}{21259}With two witnesses|I've got you by the throat.
{21261}{21301}You won't shake me free easily.
{21303}{21327}Chocolate?
{21396}{21472}Jeff, you can't let Jeannie|go through all this.
{21474}{21531}Look, you find a body|in the back of your car,
{21533}{21594}it makes you very cooperative,|take it from me.
{21596}{21677}- It's not you I'm worried about.|- Thanks.
{21679}{21773}We can't allow Jeannie to give|evidence against George Roden.
{21775}{21845}- Why not?|- Because he's capable of anything.
{21878}{21968}You know how it is.|If there's a feud on,
{21970}{22051}the Jennings mob won't thank you|for getting mixed up in it.
{22078}{22139}And they might have|got to Jeannie already.
{22163}{22199}Marty?
{22201}{22239}Marty!
{22281}{22330}You could be right.
{22437}{22486}(Rings )
{22670}{22699}Hello?
{22701}{22730}- Jeannie?|- 'Yes.'
{22732}{22781}Are you all right?
{22783}{22865}Apart from being in imminent danger|of pneumonia, I'm fine.
{22867}{22953}- 'Why, Jeff?'|- Nothing. I was just checking.
{22955}{23004}- I'll see you tomorrow, OK?|- 'Fine.'
{23006}{23062}- Good night.|- Night.
{23236}{23280}[Buzzer)
{23511}{23565}- Who's there?|- Police.
{23607}{23651}Evening.
{23653}{23724}You've had a big night.|Bodies in cars, police stations,
{23726}{23765}identifications...
{23872}{23921}You do get my meaning?
{23948}{24019}Suppose I decide|to be awkward and say no?
{24720}{24763}I think he's getting the message.
{24765}{24829}- Yes, not so full of the old chat.|- Keep it that way.
{24831}{24897}Especially when the law|shows you them pictures.
{24899}{24946}I suppose George Alfred sent you.
{24948}{24995}No names. No pack drill.
{24997}{25074}So I don't get to know|who sent the message.
{25076}{25105}Mm-mm.
{25107}{25167}Nor the names of the messenger boys.
{25208}{25264}I don't think he's|sufficiently impressed.
{25300}{25349}Come on.
{25503}{25577}Everyone makes a mistake, Randall.|Once.
{25605}{25714}I'm sure when you've thought it over,|you'll know what to do.
{25928}{25973}- Jeff, are you asleep?|- (Groans )
{25975}{26088}Jeannie's gone to bed. She's locked|herself in, so she should be OK.
{26115}{26164}You were guarding the wrong place.
{26364}{26431}Mort Roden and Mike Hales.|Yes, we know them.
{26433}{26525}- I suppose we'd better pick them up.|- Don't bother on my account.
{26527}{26588}Wouldn't want them to think|they got me worried.
{26590}{26628}How long could you hold them?
{26630}{26693}Thank you.|That's very public spirited of you.
{26695}{26774}Your kindness is exceeded|only by your personal beauty.
{26776}{26868}- What about Mrs Hopkirk?|- She's waiting outside.
{26870}{26954}- Shall I bring her in?|- No! Don't tell her anything.
{26956}{27045}They didn't go near her and I didn't|breathe a word about the
argument.
{27047}{27116}- How did you explain that?|- I trod on a broom.
{27118}{27204}Can't you keep her out of this?|You've got me.
{27206}{27283}She can identify George.|The Rodens know that.
{27285}{27373}If they've planned anything,|they'll go ahead either way.
{27375}{27419}Yeah, I can see that.
{27478}{27514}[Tuts )
{27516}{27566}Very nice turnout this morning.
{27568}{27617}Cut the jokes, Roden. Get in line.
{27619}{27668}Move over.
{27791}{27850}Call the first witness, Sergeant.
{27929}{27978}Mrs Hopkirk!
{28256}{28305}Take your time, Mrs Hopkirk.
{28307}{28376}Walk to the end of the row,|and if necessary return,
{28378}{28465}and place your hand on the shoulder|of the man you wish to identify.
{28467}{28541}You may ask for the men|to speak if you wish.
{28923}{28970}That's the man.
{28972}{29010}Thank you.
{29142}{29250}- D'you want to change your position?|- Second time lucky, eh?
{29351}{29394}Mr Randall.
{29513}{29576}Walk to the end of the row,|Mr Randall. Then...
{29578}{29647}I know the form,|thank you, Inspector.
{29914}{29970}Thank you, Mr Randall.
{29972}{30039}Yes. Thank you, Mr Randall.
{30108}{30171}It's the least I could do.
{30292}{30406}Charged with murder.|On the word of a couple of informers.
{30408}{30457}How can you trust people like that?
{30459}{30519}I thought we'd frightened|him good last night.
{30521}{30605}- He's tougher than I thought.|- What about her? The girl.
{30607}{30690}- Maybe he fancies her.|- Good idea.
{30692}{30756}- George'd like that one.|- Wait a minute.
{30758}{30808}We're getting carried away.
{30810}{30889}- First, the legal way.|- Sorrell?.
{30891}{30964}That's right, Mr Ralph Sorrell.
{30991}{31059}Mrs Roden, shall we say...
{31093}{31187}- L2,000?|- Say something else. Less.
{31189}{31233}I wish I could,
{31235}{31351}with such excellent and regular|customers as your family.
{31353}{31435}- But times are...|- Hard. I know.
{31542}{31608}- 1,500.|- Cash?
{31610}{31682}When have you ever had anything else?
{31684}{31771}- Then we have an agreement.|- I should think so.
{31857}{31935}Oh, there's just one thing|I forgot to mention.
{31937}{31966}Mm?
{31968}{32033}If you don't get him off,|you get nothing.
{32060}{32109}My dear Mrs Roden.
{32111}{32162}No, I tell a lie.
{32164}{32285}If you don't get him off, there might|be a little consolation prize.
{32287}{32322}From Mort.
{32324}{32370}(Sighs )
{32372}{32427}Then we'd better|start thinking about it.
{32456}{32507}Two witnesses.
{32509}{32607}The case would seem to rest|entirely on two witnesses.
{32609}{32708}The identification system is being|seriously questioned at the
moment.
{32710}{32762}Even by the most enlightened judges.
{32764}{32791}Good.
{32793}{32865}I myself am on the committee|of the profession
{32867}{32944}to recommend a re-examination|of the procedure.
{32946}{33019}At present, it does not contribute|towards a just result.
{33021}{33066}Most likely not.
{33068}{33180}It would help my brief enormously|if someone were to...
{33182}{33247}see Mrs Hopkirk.
{33249}{33315}I was going to take my car|to the garage,
{33317}{33420}- but things have been a bit hectic.|- It's probably just the plugs.
{33422}{33487}- They might need a clean-up.|- Yes, probably.
{33489}{33560}- Are you going out again?|- No, I'm not, Sergeant.
{33562}{33620}- I'll have a look if you like.|- Would you?
{33622}{33671}- Yeah.|- All right. Fair's fair.
{33673}{33722}- I'll give you a cup of tea.|- Fine.
{33892}{33980}- It's all as we left it.|- Good. I'll put the kettle on, then.
{34717}{34753}It's OK.
{34755}{34799}Aaah!
{34984}{35058}- Hello, Marty.|- You're all right.
{35060}{35150}- Comparatively, yeah.|- I must be losing my grip.
{35152}{35215}I was positive something was wrong.
{35217}{35266}It might be Jeannie!
{36018}{36080}- A letter?|- Yes, addressed to Inspector Large.
{36082}{36132}- She's gone.|- How can she be?
{36134}{36221}- She's got a police guard.|- He's messing about with her car.
{36223}{36303}- Get the police round there.|- What can I tell them?
{36305}{36364}Work something out.|I have to find Jeannie.
{36366}{36406}(Sighs )
{36463}{36515}How long do you expect|to keep me here?
{36517}{36598}- As long as it's necessary.|- They'll find me easily.
{36600}{36681}Will they? This is|the last place they'll look.
{36711}{36792}Yeah, well.|Now, d'you know what to do?
{36794}{36829}I'd better get back.
{36831}{36882}Off you go, Ma. I'll look after her.
{36937}{36993}You keep your hands off her.
{36995}{37059}As long as she's safe,|George is safe.
{37061}{37143}- I wasn't gonna hurt her, Ma.|- You'd better not.
{37250}{37339}- Mind how you go, Mrs Roden.|- Don't worry, nobody'll see me.
{37557}{37611}Better make ourselves comfortable.
{37694}{37787}If, when you arrived at the apartment|she'd gone, how did you get in?
{37789}{37907}- I have a key.|- I see. You say she left a letter?
{37909}{38009}- That's right. Addressed to you.|- You didn't think of bringing it?
{38011}{38096}- No, I didn't.|- You didn't see my man, Chalmers?
{38098}{38141}No.
{38143}{38232}You know, Randall,|this is a pretty tall story.
{38234}{38311}- Inspector, this is urgent!|- So you've said!
{38313}{38342}Sorry, sir.
{38344}{38399}You were supposed|to stay with Mrs Hopkirk!
{38401}{38479}- I took her to the apartment.|- That's not what I said.
{38481}{38545}No, sir. I was only outside|for a few moments.
{38547}{38606}- Which was long enough.|- I didn't see them.
{38608}{38686}- I didn't see her leave.|- You telling me they grabbed her?
{38688}{38765}That's the only thing|that could have happened, isn't it?
{38767}{38863}No. Perhaps you didn't see her|because she didn't want you to.
{38865}{38914}Come on, Inspector.
{38916}{38976}When I want your advice,|I'll ask for it!
{39010}{39134}- Randall said there was a letter.|- Oh... Er, yes. He was right.
{39136}{39185}It's addressed to you.
{39364}{39461}She's gone to the country. Says she|couldn't identify Roden anyway.
{39520}{39568}That's not from Jeannie.
{39570}{39629}- You can't believe this.|- Of course...
{39631}{39711}- You could've known all along.|- What?
{39713}{39769}- The contents of the letter.|- How could I?
{39771}{39853}Simple. If you were there|when the lady wrote it.
{39876}{39913}Why would she write that?
{39915}{39988}The offer of a large sum|of money perhaps?
{39990}{40067}Inspector, I don't like|the way this conversation's going.
{40089}{40136}Where's Mrs Hopkirk?
{40138}{40215}- I've been asking you to find her.|- My man was there.
{40217}{40312}- She wanted to disappear!|- Perhaps they were waiting for her.
{40314}{40381}- I checked the apartment, sir.|- Under the beds?
{40383}{40486}- She could have called out.|- He was outside mending the car.
{40488}{40528}Oh?
{40530}{40609}I thought I caught|a glimpse of him on the way in.
{40611}{40664}And saw the letter?
{40695}{40767}- Yeah.|- You're holding out on me, Randall!
{40843}{40876}You just find Mrs Hopkirk.
{40878}{40943}If she's disappeared,|it's because she wanted to.
{40945}{41023}- Inspector...|- Prove me wrong by testifying!
{41025}{41079}What happens to Jeannie then?
{41187}{41236}- What about my car?|- Take it.
{41238}{41272}Thanks.
{41316}{41396}- D'you believe him, sir?|- I don't know what to believe.
{41398}{41459}- D'you think he'll go in the box?|- He better.
{41461}{41510}Otherwise I'll throw the book at him.
{41512}{41561}What about Mrs Hopkirk?
{41563}{41632}Put out a description.|I want her found.
{41634}{41698}There's no sign|of her anywhere, Jeff.
{41700}{41810}- Can you sort of home in on her?|- I've tried. It doesn't work.
{41944}{41985}Why don't you relax?
{41987}{42047}Has anybody else|put any pressure on you?
{42049}{42125}- No. Only the Inspector.|- Eh?
{42127}{42202}He's got a sneaking suspicion|we've taken a bribe.
{42204}{42297}If I don't come through with my story|in court, he'll try and prove
it.
{42299}{42362}- And if you do?|- Jeannie's in trouble.
{42364}{42444}There's no reason why we shouldn't|be a little friendly.
{42446}{42481}Keep your hands off me!
{42483}{42512}Jeannie!
{42730}{42813}I don't understand. I really thought|I'd made contact with her.
{42815}{42869}- You ended up in the apartment?|- Yeah.
{42871}{42927}- Keep looking, Marty.|- Right.
{42929}{42994}- Where are you going?|- To visit the Rodens.
{42996}{43020}Oh.
{43764}{43809}Don't move.
{43811}{43856}[Tuts )
{43931}{43970}(Jeff groans )
{44003}{44088}- That was silly of me.|- Always look where you're going.
{44090}{44144}I suppose you're old Mother Roden.
{44146}{44198}That's right.
{44200}{44269}- You know who I am?|- Sure.
{44271}{44337}You're that informer fella.
{44339}{44371}Uh-uh!
{44431}{44480}I want the girl. Jean Hopkirk.
{44482}{44552}Oh, she's gone, has she?
{44554}{44598}Pity.
{44600}{44717}Still, it means she can't say nasty|things about my George in court.
{44719}{44780}- You've got her here.|- Have I?
{44782}{44877}In that case, you'd better|have a look round, hadn't you?
{45489}{45567}All right, she's not here.|Where is she?
{45569}{45643}Even if I knew,|you'd have to kill me first.
{45645}{45753}I mean, the way things are, it'd be|like sending me own son to jail.
{45755}{45802}I mean it, mister!
{45829}{45874}You'd have to kill me first.
{46220}{46274}(Cackles )
{46307}{46352}[Car starts )
{46392}{46459}So you stood and watched her|eating chocolates?
{46461}{46550}What could I do? Suffocate her|with a sack full of soft-centres?
{46552}{46630}- If necessary. She is responsible.|- Where did you look?
{46632}{46683}Come on, Jeff. Everywhere. Twice!
{46807}{46866}What are we gonna do with her?
{46868}{46919}You heard your ma. Nothing.
{46921}{46984}I mean after the hearing.
{46986}{47087}The way things are, I don't see|as George'd be able to let her go.
{47089}{47138}Do you?
{47490}{47560}I think I am right in saying,|Mr Jennings,
{47562}{47637}that those were the events|of that fateful evening
{47639}{47743}and you didn't see|your son alive again.
{47745}{47809}- No, sir.|- Thank you, Mr Jennings.
{48017}{48109}Mr Jennings, though I sympathise|with you in your sad loss,
{48111}{48191}while you are in this court,|you will behave in a seemly manner.
{48276}{48320}(Phone )
{48509}{48543}(Man ) 'Who's that?'
{48545}{48617}This is the Criminal Court,|you've got the wrong number.
{48619}{48690}No, that's right, Randall.|The Criminal Court.
{48692}{48799}- Who's that?|- We met the other night. Remember?
{48801}{48878}- Listen, the girl's all right.|- How do I know?
{48880}{48929}Just listen.
{49006}{49041}Ow!
{49043}{49121}Jeff, go to the court|and tell them everything!
{49170}{49224}She's a pretty girl.
{49226}{49275}At the moment.
{49528}{49622}If Your Worship pleases, I would like|to call Mr Jeffrey Randall.
{49649}{49700}(Clerk) Call Mr Jeffrey Randall.
{49727}{49771}Jeffrey Randall.
{49822}{49867}Jeffrey Randall.
{49902}{49938}Jeffrey Randall.
{50107}{50158}I'll see what's happened.
{50476}{50525}(General conversation )
{50585}{50619}He's not there.
{50669}{50717}Can you give us ten minutes?
{50719}{50770}I'm afraid that's the end|of your case.
{50772}{50831}Is there nothing you can do?
{50833}{50929}It is getting late. This magistrate|lives some distance out of town.
{50931}{50980}He usually likes to adjourn early.
{50982}{51051}Where is your witness, Mr Parker?
{51053}{51102}Can you try?
{51116}{51192}- Er, may it please Your Worship...|- You want to adjourn?
{51226}{51305}- Your Worship.|- Yes, I know, Mr Sorrell,
{51307}{51366}but we can't all live|in central London.
{51368}{51436}The court will adjourn|until ten o'clock tomorrow.
{51438}{51502}(Clerk) Be upstanding in court.
{51546}{51591}Reprieved.
{51999}{52060}- Any luck?|- Marty.
{52062}{52120}- No, how about you?|- Nothing.
{52122}{52171}What do we do now?
{52200}{52260}I can't go back to court|until we find Jeannie.
{52373}{52463}The Rodens must have Jeannie.|The phone call. It all adds up.
{52465}{52558}It's funny. Every time I get this|feeling that Jeannie's in danger,
{52560}{52610}I end up at our apartment.
{52612}{52701}It's old associations, Marty.|They die hard.
{52703}{52772}- Do you think so?|- Must be.
{52799}{52865}If we find the Rodens,|we'll find Jeannie, I'm sure.
{52867}{52916}- So we keep looking.|- Let's go.
{52918}{52990}Nip outside,|see if the police are around.
{52992}{53019}Right.
{53425}{53494}When this lot's over,|we should have a party.
{53496}{53547}- What kind of party?|- A welcome home.
{53549}{53588}For when George gets back.
{53590}{53635}Don't count your chickens.
{53637}{53721}What's wrong? Randall won't|testify while we've got the girl.
{53723}{53777}Don't be too sure, he's stubborn.
{53779}{53833}Doesn't like it|when the pressure's on.
{53835}{53905}He won't let anything happen|to you, eh, my darling?
{53907}{53990}He might not have a choice. The|police will see he gives evidence.
{53992}{54079}He disappeared, sweetie.|Right after we called him.
{54081}{54119}(Cackles )
{54144}{54227}Don't you worry.|He won't let any harm come to you.
{54379}{54470}- Why don't you go and lie down?|- I'll be all right.
{54472}{54539}You've had a long day.|You must be tired.
{54541}{54581}Mm. I am a bit.
{54583}{54671}There's a bed in the other room.|I'll call you if anything happens.
{54673}{54712}I suppose I might as well.
{54714}{54763}Come on, Ma.
{54855}{54909}- Good night.|- Night.
{54911}{54966}Good night. Sleep tight.
{55010}{55052}Very touching.
{55054}{55147}I'm a lovely son, aren't I,|my darling?
{55320}{55364}Why don't you...
{55366}{55465}take a little walk to the off-licence|and get a bottle?
{55467}{55549}Your ma wouldn't like it.|You know what she said.
{55551}{55598}No boozing till after the hearing.
{55600}{55677}Well...get a breath|of fresh air, then.
{55704}{55771}Have a walk round the block?
{55773}{55828}Two walks round the block.
{55830}{55890}Have three walks round the block.
{55892}{55945}If you say so.
{55947}{56002}I do say so.
{56165}{56199}Take your time.
{56278}{56327}You've got no control.
{56656}{56707}You wouldn't dare.
{56781}{56825}What's wrong? What's going on?
{56827}{56889}It's nothing. A little accident, Ma.
{56891}{56940}Where's Hales?
{56942}{57006}- He went for a walk.|- Oh?
{57008}{57072}It's gonna be a long night.
{57321}{57365}They're here. The bogies.
{57596}{57660}Yeah, yeah, Inspector.|We were just moving on.
{57662}{57698}No, relax. I'm not the law.
{57700}{57785}I'm looking for the Roden family.|They used to have a garage here.
{57787}{57858}Yeah, I know. They haven't|been around for days.
{57860}{57959}Er...you wouldn't know|where they might have gone?
{57961}{57999}Well, they...
{58037}{58133}- They might be anywhere.|- That's right. Anywhere.
{59173}{59197}Trouble?
{59250}{59337}- Anything I can do for you?|- Yeah. I've been asking around.
{59339}{59383}You know the Rodens.
{59385}{59459}- Who doesn't?|- Where are they?
{59486}{59554}- They got a garage.|- I tried there.
{59556}{59619}Then I wouldn't know.
{59621}{59744}- What about when things warm up?|- You the law?
{59746}{59812}What do you do?
{59814}{59861}Like I said, I wouldn't know.
{59863}{59916}They're on your payroll, I suppose.
{60020}{60096}Suppose I took it into my head|to smash a few of your machines.
{60098}{60156}- You'd need them then.|- Maybe.
{60158}{60215}- You'd get in touch.|- No.
{60346}{60392}I'd leave a message.
{60394}{60504}- I think you're holding out on me.|- Think what you like.
{60522}{60594}- I could be awkward.|- How awkward?
{60596}{60683}You got a licence for this lot?|A current licence?
{60685}{60755}Look, I told you,|if they're not at the garage,
{60757}{60799}I don't know where they are.
{60801}{60827}Really?
{60856}{60915}It's not worth my while|to cross you, is it?
{61028}{61060}No.
{61062}{61141}About the licence.|You won't stir it up for me.
{61143}{61240}Why should I? I leave|that sort of thing to the law.
{62452}{62543}- Nothing?|- Nothing.
{62730}{62804}- Jeannie!|- Happen again, Marty?
{62831}{62901}I could have sworn|she was here this time.
{62903}{62977}- What are you doing here anyway?|- Oh, I don't know.
{62979}{63046}I thought Jeannie|might have left some kind of clue.
{63048}{63106}If she has, I can't find anything.
{63121}{63211}Same last night. Nobody's seen|the Rodens since George's arrest
{63213}{63272}and nobody knows where they've gone.
{63337}{63446}Court opens in ten minutes and in 15|George Roden will walk out free.
{63448}{63487}Lack of evidence.
{63512}{63585}I don't know what to do.|I've tried everything.
{63587}{63645}- I keep coming back here.|- Wait a minute.
{63647}{63722}If you arrive here every time|you think of Jeannie...
{63724}{63748}Yeah?
{63750}{63813}Why don't you think of Jeannie|while you're here?
{63815}{63863}What good will that do?
{63865}{63926}I don't know.|Something might happen.
{63955}{64008}- It's worth a try.|- Away you go.
{64593}{64632}You see, Jeff. Nothing.
{64634}{64725}What do you mean? You were going up|and down like a yo-yo.
{64727}{64779}- Was I?|- Straight up.
{64781}{64860}- Phew.|- What's the matter?
{64862}{64965}I just had a funny feeling|that Jeannie walked across my gr...
{65056}{65105}- Up you go, Peter Pan.|- Right.
{65399}{65454}(Mrs Roden ) It's time|I left for the court.
{65456}{65537}I'll phone|as soon as I have any news.
{65539}{65575}Mort...
{65577}{65616}Uh-uh.
{65683}{65758}Jeff! They're here!|They've been here all the time.
{65760}{65822}You get Jeannie,|I'll get to the court.
{65824}{65866}Right.
{66184}{66270}So! You took the place upstairs.|Clever.
{66272}{66328}I don't know what|you're talking about.
{66330}{66383}I think you do, Mrs Roden.
{66410}{66487}It's difficult to spirit|a grown woman out of a busy block.
{66515}{66593}The court resumes|in ten minutes, Mr Randall.
{66595}{66679}It's too late now for you|to do anything about it.
{67210}{67259}(Jeannie groans )
{67685}{67759}- Let's go!|- What about them?
{67761}{67818}Later. We've got two minutes|to get to court.
{68111}{68168}Be upstanding in court.
{68496}{68539}(General conversation )
{68609}{68705}So you have not yet|found your witness...
{68707}{68774}Jeffrey Randall, Mr Parker?
{68796}{68863}In that case, I have no...
{69258}{69361}Gentlemen, I do not intend to proceed|until the offending window
{69363}{69440}has been located and firmly closed.
{69531}{69585}How we doing?
{69661}{69789}If it is beyond your powers to trace|the source of one small
draught...
{69908}{69946}(Muttering in court)
{70068}{70128}Thank you, gentlemen. At last.
{70130}{70214}At your service, gentlemen.|Myself and Mrs Hopkirk.
{70293}{70342}(Drowned out by muttering)
{70387}{70453}Is this your missing witness,|Mr Parker?
{70455}{70515}Yes, it is, Your Worship.
{70517}{70581}Your Worship, before we proceed...
{70583}{70621}Yes, Mr Sorrell?.
{70623}{70698}My client wishes to change his plea.
{70700}{70743}From not guilty?
{70745}{70791}To guilty, Your Worship.
{70793}{70845}(Muttering)
{71120}{71179}Somebody up there likes me.

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